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We Advocate for the Rights of All People on the Move – Regardless of Origin, Religion, Skin Color, or Sexual Orientation! At the heart of...

Makis Voridis has been appointed Greece’s new Minister for Migration and Asylum. A long-time figure in Greek politics with strong roots...

Together we're providing housing for eight more young men in Athens! With joined efforts, our long-term partners at the Mazi Housing...

Equipped with the (incredible) €12,000 half marathon donations, Project ELPIDA set off to Greece on May 5, 2025 for the annual Samos...

Since the fall of the Assad regime in December 2024, European states hosting Syrians with refugee status have been debating next steps,...

We are very pleased that this year, once again, we are able to collect donations at the half marathon in Berlin. But as before, this is...

Surveillance technology is an integral part of the requirements for the camps on the Greek islands. Our partner organisation I Have...

Recently published reports and court judgements confirm once again: the illegal practice of pushbacks is deadly and puts the lives of...

After last year's great success, the ‘Elpida Running Team’ is back for the half marathon Berlin. 35 members, friends and supporters have...

The topic of migration has become an area of social tension that plays a central role for politicians and their election campaigns. Our...

"The Other Half" by Giorgos Moutafis is a raw, unflinching portrayal of the refugee crisis that unfolds at Europe's borders. As a...

As Project Elpida’s campaign in Northern Greece approaches, it is important to take a look at the situation faced by displaced people...

This week, our Advocacy Blog focuses on a documentary film that follows young men travelling alone on the infamous Balkan route and tells...

This week’s blog post continues our interview with Samos-based human rights lawyer Dimitris Choulis. Last week, we delved into the role...

For years, refugees in Greece have been at a standstill. The lack of state structures and the Greek government's unwillingness to improve...

Greece's capital, Athens, is not only the largest city in the country but also a transit point for many displaced people who find their...

Few topics have fuelled the German migration policy debate in recent months as much as the so-called "payment card". In our latest...

This month, we have been focusing our advocacy posts on framing. Framing describes the choices we make when presenting information,...

In recent weeks and months, there has been a lot of talk about displaced people, but very little with them. In the film project "Don't...

The revelations by the investigative platform Correctiv about a meeting between members of the AfD, the Werteunion and the Idenitarian...